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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1907
Page
4
The Evening Bolle published daily except Sunday at 120 King Street Honolulu. Bulletin Publishing Co Ltd prints under Wallace R Farrington as editor. It is registered with the post office as a second class matter in Honolulu.
The document lists subscription prices for the Evening Bulletin including monthly, quarterly, and yearly rates, with foreign post options. It also contains sworn statements by business manager H. Buchokkus on August 24, 1907, detailing weekly and daily circulation figures for the Daily and Weekly editions, plus Hawaii Island deliveries and overall totals. The text also contains scattered editorial notes on political topics and local issues in Honolulu, Hawaii.
The Chamber of Commerce backed a letter urging steamer companies to safeguard coastwise service to Honolulu. Local business leaders argue protection is essential for passenger and freight flows, urging American firms to commit to Hawaii’s needs and to avoid suspending coastwise shipping. The piece stresses opportunities to prove commitment and urges Honolulu residents to judge actions, not rhetoric.
Kaliko Kubaxut seeks to reopen the adoption matter of Kalua and Kalakala by dismissing the patron of Luke Kalaikind. The motion will be filed before Judge De Bort tomorrow at 9 o'clock in the morning. The Evening Bulletin reports a full daily summary.
The ad urges immediate home ownership to escape rent habits and save money, stressing that it may not be possible later to secure a good home for the same low price and urging buyers to act now.
J A Kennedy president of the Toter-Idlind company urged Governor Frear to include a loan for extending the Hilo wharf in a forthcoming loan bill. He noted the Legislature allocated 240 000 for the addition and argued the inter island steamers should dock there to improve service and attract visitors. The Governor did not commit, promising review.
Members of the Mel Kinley Memorial Committee met at Bank of Hawaii to discuss a memorial for the late president. Architect Kerr proposed an amphitheatre style building behind the Normal School seating 8000 at an estimated $12,000 with labor by Territory prisoners, or a 2000 seating version at about $9,000. Debate covered a statue, with Judge Dole deeming the building titled with McKinley’s name could suffice as a lasting memorial.
Discussion on memorial plans cites objections to proposed rite and site. Mr Davies and Mr Weatervelt critique location near center and government building, urging a remorial that better fits civic space and public access.
The government announces new emigration rules effective October 1 allowing 20 Japanese to depart monthly to Hawaii, distributed among emigration firms. It discouraged Mexico migration and cites Vancouver migration issues as a justification. A stray health tip about resting with feet raised ends the item.
A meeting was held to organize a Saturday baseball game. Plans include gate proceeds support for the Yacht Committee and potential U S S Cincinnati players in a later event.
Milan Auge ’16 describes the barbaric killing of Barkan mayor Bignor Loglio near Bergame as political vengeance. The mob stunned him on a mule path, dragged him to a ditch, and stoned him after marching through the village to target the local leaders and residents.
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